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Article
Pinfield, S;
Ayris, P;
(2005)
Hogging research.
The Times Higher Education Supplement
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Wake, M;
(2005)
Book Review: Dictionary of pharmacy. Denis B. Worthen (Editor-in-Chief). New York: Haworth Press, 2004. ISBN 0789023288. $39.95 (pbk).
[Review].
Health Libraries Group Newsletter
, 22
(2)
15 - 16.
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Williams, P.;
Preece, J.;
(2005)
It’s more than just books: working with a corporate marketing team to promote library services.
SCONUL Focus
, 36
(Winter)
pp. 19-22.
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Report
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Hunter, T;
Wake, M;
(2005)
Guide to working in health information. (Revised edition).
CILIP Health Libraries Group: London, UK.
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Conference item
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Ayris, P.;
(2005)
Are they open yet? The impact of Open Access publishing on research libraries.
Presented at: UK Serials Group 28th Annual Conference and Exhibition, Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh.
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Ayris, P.;
(2005)
Scholarly communication: future perspectives.
Presented at: Leslie Morton Memorial Conference, Royal Society of Medicine, London, UK.
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Ayris, P.;
(2005)
The scholarly communications revolution: information tools and content in a global and institutional setting.
Presented at: ICAU '05: 16th International Consortium of Aleph Users and International SFX/MetaLib User Group Conference, London, UK.
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Ayris, P.;
(2005)
The UK Higher Education library and information environment and the impact of the Open Access movement.
Presented at: Editoria commerciale, Open Access e Consorzi: quali scenari per il futuro, Milan, Italy.
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Ayris, P.;
Pressler, C.;
Moyle, M.;
McLean, A.;
(2005)
The DART-Europe project: towards developing a European theses portal.
Presented at: ETD2005: Evolution Through Discovery. 8th International Symposium on Electronic Theses and Dissertations, Sydney, Australia.
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Flett, M.;
(2005)
Recent developments in IT for libraries.
Presented at: The library service of the future for central banks and regulatory agencies, Christ's College, Cambridge, UK.
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